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Otago Witness, Issue 2210, 9 July 1896, Page 56

SHAWLS AND is a very pretty Shawl, in white and cream, . tinted with pink or blue— this lot we will dear at 2a 9d— worth 4s 3d. Ladieß' Wool Wraps, whita and oream (honeycomb). Rioh Shawl, in choice but plain design, 4s lid— worth 6a 9d. Ladie3' Wool Wraps, white and cream, made of the finest and softest wool, with handaome fringe, 6s lid— worth 9s 6d. Infants' Wool Wraps, in white and cream— specially made for infants' Shawls, light and warm ; and everyone writing for these may depend upon getting something with whioh they will ba woll pleased, 83 lid — worth 12s 6d. The MANTLE PARTMENTLadies' Black Cloth Jackets, greatly reduced, 10a 3d. Ladies' Black Cloth Jaokets, greatly reduced, 13j 6d. Ladies' Blaok Cloth Jackets, greatly reduced, 15j 6d. Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets; greatly reduced, 19* Bd. Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, greatly redaced, 24s 6d. Lidies' Tweed Ulsters, 6j lid, 9s lid, 17s 6d. Children's Tweed Ulsters, dark colours, 24in to 30in, 23 lid— all one price. . Children's Tweed Utters, 36in, .43 lid. Children's Tweed Ulsters, 42in. to 51in, 7a lid to 16a lid. Children's Cloth aad Tweed Cloaks, 24in to 42in, 11s 6d and up to 19i 6d. TfcT£ T> "V "Ffe "17 T> jJxii# JK jl Uliilij — Ladies iv waut of Hygenic Clothing, so highly recommended by Dr Ryder iv her lectures on " Health," can be supplied with all garments. Hygenic Corset Bjdicos, 8s 6d and 93 6d. Measurements required : chest, shoulders, bust, waist, and round hip. Divided Skirt, in blaok and uavy serge, 93 lid. Waist and length measurement only required. Ladies' Ribbed Wool Vests, reduced to la 3d. Ladies' Ribbed Wool Vests, long sleeve;, reduced to 2s lid. Ladies' New Alpine Combinfttioas, long sleeves, reduced to 8s 6J, 9j 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6J. Ladies' Alpine Wool Drawers, reduced to la lid. Ladies' Colour-ad Tweed and Cloth-felt Under* Skitt?, 5s lid, 7s 3d. Black Quilted Skirts, 6s lid, Heavy Winter Skiits, in brown, grey, and fawn stripes, 4s lid. Dr Ryder Tweed and Serjje Knickers, reduced i-> 5s 9-J. 83 9d, 11s 6d. OLOTH- TT> /\ -%T Q "BOYS ING FOR JO Vy JL O WILL BE BOYS." 60 Boy*' Blue Serge Sailor Suits, braided gold, sizes 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 7— reduoed to 33 6d, 3s 9d, 3i lid, 4s la, 4a 3d, 4s" 6d, 4s 9d, 5j 3d, 5s 9d ; 50 Boys' Extra Quality Blue Serge Sailor Suitu, braided god, sizes, 0, 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7— reduced to 6s 3d, 6i6d, 6s 9d, li, li 33, 7s 91. 8« 3-1. 8s 9d. A WORD OR f±Y AIT-PCI TWO ON iDTJMvVJCiCT It is usually advisable to light shy cf Cheap Kid Gloves, but once in a while you gat a chance like this ; then take advantage. 25 dozen four-button, tan, Kid Glove?, perfect fitting, every pair good value ab 2s 6d — for the Sale, Is lljd ; 30 dozen four-button, tan, Kid GJoves, perfesfc fhfcing, every pair good value at 2a lld^-for the Sale, 2s 3d ; we will offer ' 21 dozen four-button, tan,. Chamois Gloves, 6ilk lined, or with sijk palms, gr&ud glova for winter wear. Good value at 3* 6d — Sale price, 2i 3d ; we will offer 30 dozen of our fourdome Triumph tan Kid Gloves at 2j 6J ; our " Tina Koi " four-dome tan Kid Gloves reduced to 2s lid; our Kid Gloves with largo four buttons, make grand wear, reduced to 2s 6j.

BLANKETS- U English Blankets, for large single beds— reduced to 7s lid, 9i lid— worth 11s 6d to 12s 6(3, 10 - 4 White English Blankets, for double b9ds, reduced to 11s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. 10-4 White Engltih Blankets, for double beds, re« daced to 163 9d, 19i 9d. 20 P*ir of largo size English Blanket! (slightly soiled) to be cleared at 19i 9d— worth from 23s lid to 27s 6d. All one price, 19s 9d. 10 -4 F*wn Blankets, 7s 9d— worth 11s 6d. 10 - 4 Grey Blankets, 9s 6d-i worth 12s 9d. Stripe Red Rugs, 3s lid— worth b$ 3d. 9 -4 White Colonial Blanket*, for large single be^s, reduced to 14s 9d, 16a 3d. 10-4 White Colonial Blanktts, for large double, beds, reduced to 17s lid, 22s 3d. 11-4 White Colonial Blankets, for extra large double beds, reduoed to 24s 9d to 29s 6d. FLANNELETTES. — 28in Striped Flannelette?, Is 4£u the half dozen. 28in Striped Flannelettes, 3sd. 28in Striped Flannelettes, flae mukeg, whioh we are determined to clear at sfd— worth B£d to 9^d per yard.' 33in Heavy Twill Flannelette, 3|d. ' 33in Heavy Twill Flannelette, Sfd, s^d. SPECIAL JOB PURCHASE. 50 Stripe and Check Bed Rugn, 3s lidworth 53 3d ; 50 Stripe and Check Bod Rugs, 53 lid— worth Bs. lid; 35 Wool Stripe Ru*s, suitable for bed or bngey, li 9d— worth 11b 6d ; 25 pair 104 Heavy Fawn Blankets, 9s 6d— worth 12s 9d; 25 pair 10-4 Heavy Grey Blankets, 10 j lid— worth 14a 9d;- 40 Sheepskin Door Mats, grand skins, 3s lid— worth 5s 6d ; 5 Pieces Grey Chambray, suitable for dresses or linings, 5d and 6d per yard. SPECIAL JOB LINE OF 100 LADIES' JACKE DS. 30 to be cleared at 10* 6d— worth from 17s 6d tt 20s ; 20 fo b 9 cleared at 14s 6d — worth from 193 63 to 25i ; 30 to be cleared at 17« 6d— worth from 25s to 303 ; 20 to be cleared at 21s — worth from 30s to 40a ; 15 Boas to' clear at 93 lid— worth 16j 9d. SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF 16 PAGES, WHIOH WILL BE SENT POST FREE. All Orders must be accompanied by Post Office Ocder, Postal Notes, or Cheques made payable to .MOLLISON & CO., with 6d for exchange added, as -our Terms ate Strictly CASH. Our Scalb of PnoFiTs being so Small, we can On No Condition send Goods without having received a remittance for their value. CARRIAGE PAID BY RAIL ON ALL GOODS AMOUNTING IN VALUE TO 20s AND OVER. 195 & 197 GEOBGE STEEET, [Opposim Knox Chuech.3 >* WE CLOSE EVERY WEDNESDAY FRQM 1 O'CLOCK.

ill WEm GUARfigjifEEP. ili 111 1 ovejs%/(irc) fears ifie mnie-speued \ 1§ 1 O SPECIAL NOTICE FOR COUNTRY -pg^^p^^jK 13? YOU WANT A ' MSkh HIGH-GLASS WATERPROOF 80AT Jl^^J^Sw^raffl AT THB LOWEST PRICB> Kf*i T? I WRITE FOR PRICES, PATTERNS, AND MEASURE JB& i 151 5 MADE FOR - WALKINQ . BIDING, DRIVING, KSS^^^^^^i HEAVY TWEEDS, BOX CLOTHS, BLACK BWaSfc B^^i^ CASHMERES, HEAVY TWILLS. ••• 32s 6d to 7Ss. -m *^ ! S*l UW !' MONEY RETURNED IF GOODS NOT APPROVED ' ORDER TO BE ACCOMPANIED WITH CHEQUE ' IKH! AND EXCHANGE ADDED. ?»SlpM LARGEST MAWUFACTUKEES IN THE 0 LORDWOLSELEYASWE WOUL« OCTACONi waterproop'him this winter AIiEX. CROW, Manager. iwuiinmr ■ niiiiinwa iiiiwiiiwni»Mr«uinriw !■■■■ mini mi I ■■»■ nw lllWj Printed for the Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Company (Limited) by JosiAH Ltb* of Elgin Road, Mornington, and published by Robert Noble Adams, of Cargill street* Dunedin, at the Registered office of tha Company, Dowling, High, and Macnadrow BtreetSPuaedin, oa THURSDAY, the dih d»y of July. 1890.